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    • 1. 发明专利
    • New or improved apparatus for the refining or recovery of aluminium
    • GB583831A
    • 1946-12-31
    • GB2352644
    • 1944-11-25
    • AERLEC ALUMINIUM LTDERIC ALEXANDER PARRY
    • C25C3/08
    • 583,831. Electrolytic recovery of aluminium; fused electrolyte apparatus. AERLEC (ALUMINIUM), Ltd., and PARRY, E. A. Nov. 25, 1944, No. 23526. [Class 41] A cell for the recovery of pure aluminium from alloy scrap containing, for example, not less than 80 per cent. of aluminium with relatively small amounts of copper or other metals by the three layer process comprises an electrolysing chamber 10 communicating by a submerged passage 13 with a reservoir chamber 11 for molten crude metal which may be fed from a pouring trough 29. Electric heating elements 14, 15 are arranged in vertically spaced zones round both chambers ; these may be tungsten steel wires enclosed in hard glass or silica tubes' and embedded in the walls. Surrounding both chambers and the heaters is a jacket 17 consisting of a double-walled shell of steel plate the interior of which is connected to a vacuum pump or is alternatively exhausted initially and sealed. The shell is set in a housing of insulating brickwork enclosed in an outer steel casing 19. The bottom of both chambers consists of a graphite plate 22 cemented by creosote pitch .and coke dust to a carbon block 23 to which the anode connection is made by a copper bus-bar 24 having lateral extensions. Connection to the cathode layer is made by a vertically movable graphite plate 26 of the same length as the electrolyzing chamber and one-eighth its width. Pure aluminium is removed from the cathode layer by ladling or by syphoning through silica tubing. The several zones of the heating elements are controlled by independent switches so that one or more may be connected selectively and successively to induce connection currents. The sides of the electrolyzing chamber are concave as shown, to promote movement of the electrolyte and prevent formation of a crust. The walls of the chambers may be of magnesia tiles or magnesia cement plaster. An adjustable auxiliary cathode 27 may be provided in the reservoir chamber to assist in melting the electrolyte when starting up. The cell is separated from its base 20 by a layer 21 of asbestos. To form the cathode layer a high purity aluminium tray with long handles at each end is lowered on to the surface of the molten electrolyte and pure molten aluminium poured into it whereupon the tray melts. The scrap metal to be fed to the. reservoir 11 may be melted in a tiltable crucible housed in the heat-insulating brickwork of the cell; alternatively, in a plant comprising a number of cells, the scrap metal may be fed to them by an overhead conveyer system. The cells may be connected in series. The anode layer should contain not less than 30 per cent., preferably 33 per cent., of copper at starting ; when the aluminium content of the layer is reduced to about 11 per cent., the alloy is run off by a tap not shown or is removed by ladling and renewed. A cover, not shown, is provided which may consist of a hollow steel member packed with indurated asbestos fibre.
    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to means for extruding or drawing materials with a polygonal cross-section
    • GB505090A
    • 1939-05-02
    • GB2995937
    • 1937-11-02
    • NORTHERN ALUMINIUM COMPANY LTDERIC ALEXANDER PARRY
    • B21C25/08
    • 505,090. Extrusion dies. NORTHERN ALUMINIUM CO., Ltd., and PARRY, E. A. Nov. 2, 1937, No. 29959. [Class 87 (ii)] [Also in Group XXII] A die for the extruding or drawing of material with a polygonal cross-section comprises a body enclosing a plurality of plates 8 slidably arranged edge to edge, the two edges .9, 10 of each plate which abut on the adjoining plates, defining an acuteangle between them and one of said edges serving as one side of a polygonal area 12 of the desired shape, the plates being adjustable in a rotary sense about the axis of the die for moving the plates relatively to one another to vary the size of the die opening. In one form, Figs. 1 and 2, the plates are mounted within a body comprising a back 1, a ring 3 and a front cover 2 bolted together by - bolts 4. The ring 3 has six internal surfaces 5 through which project adjusting or guide screws 7 for the plates. Adjustment of the plates to vary the size of the die opening 12 is effected by means of screws 20. The plates may be clamped by means of bolts 14 passing through slots 15 and 16 in the back and front portions 1 and 2 and through slots 13 in the plates 8. In a modified form, Fig. 3, the cover portion 2 is angularly adjustable for effecting the movement of the plates. Pins 24 screwed into the cover 2 pass through slots 25 in the plates and into sliding collars which run in arc-shaped grooves in the back portion 1. The cover 2 is rotated by means of a hand wheel 33 and worm. 30. The working edges of the plates are provided with hard metal facings 22 secured by screws 23.